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College of Engineering and Science offers online master’s degree
Louisiana Tech University students wanting to pursue a master’s degree in Engineering and Technology Management can now do so entirely online.
The College of Engineering and Science has offered the degree program for the past nine years at its Ruston campus and to students in the Shreveport-Bossier City area via the Tech Barksdale campus. Through the use of innovative online delivery systems, courses in this degree program are now available to anyone, anywhere.
The Engineering and Technology Management degree program blends both engineering and business skills together to prepare graduates to be more effective managers and leaders. Working professionals from around the country can take advantage of Tech’s uniquely affordable high quality education.
“This program is an excellent opportunity for anyone seeking to develop project management, leadership, and organizational skills in industry or practice,” said Stan Napper, dean of the College of Engineering and Science at Louisiana Tech.
Both engineers and technical managers, who may or may not be engineers themselves, will now be able to obtain a relevant, advanced degree from Louisiana Tech at their convenience from their home or office.
“Completing my Master of Science degree in engineering and technology management at Louisiana Tech has provided me the advanced skills I desired to raise my job performance to a higher level,” said Tambry Calhoun, a recent graduate of the program.
For more information about this unique online program, contact Dr. Beth Hegab, academic advisor, at bhegab@latech.edu or visit our website at www.latech.edu/coes/engineering-technology-management.
Louisiana Tech’s College of Engineering and Science is a nationally recognized leader in educational innovation whose goal is to become “the best college in the world at integrating engineering and science in education and research.” Louisiana Tech is one of fourteen universities nation-wide to become affiliated with the Center for Advancement on Scholarship in Engineering Education (CASEE), a unit of the National Academy of Engineering.
The College of Engineering and Science has offered the degree program for the past nine years at its Ruston campus and to students in the Shreveport-Bossier City area via the Tech Barksdale campus. Through the use of innovative online delivery systems, courses in this degree program are now available to anyone, anywhere.
The Engineering and Technology Management degree program blends both engineering and business skills together to prepare graduates to be more effective managers and leaders. Working professionals from around the country can take advantage of Tech’s uniquely affordable high quality education.
“This program is an excellent opportunity for anyone seeking to develop project management, leadership, and organizational skills in industry or practice,” said Stan Napper, dean of the College of Engineering and Science at Louisiana Tech.
Both engineers and technical managers, who may or may not be engineers themselves, will now be able to obtain a relevant, advanced degree from Louisiana Tech at their convenience from their home or office.
“Completing my Master of Science degree in engineering and technology management at Louisiana Tech has provided me the advanced skills I desired to raise my job performance to a higher level,” said Tambry Calhoun, a recent graduate of the program.
For more information about this unique online program, contact Dr. Beth Hegab, academic advisor, at bhegab@latech.edu or visit our website at www.latech.edu/coes/engineering-technology-management.
Louisiana Tech’s College of Engineering and Science is a nationally recognized leader in educational innovation whose goal is to become “the best college in the world at integrating engineering and science in education and research.” Louisiana Tech is one of fourteen universities nation-wide to become affiliated with the Center for Advancement on Scholarship in Engineering Education (CASEE), a unit of the National Academy of Engineering.
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